Mutual Interpretation of Text and Calligraphy: A Brief Analysis of Text and Calligraphy in Preface to Lanting
- 아시아사회과학학회
- Journal of Asia Social Science
- Vol.3 No.2
- 2021.05
- 135 - 147 (13 pages)
Wang Xizhi’s Preface to Lanting combines the beauty of literary language with the beauty of calligraphy art, which is a classic of Chinese traditional culture. However, at present, both middle school education and academic research have their own sides, ignoring the symbiosis between literature and calligraphy. Taking Wang Xizhi s Preface to Lanting as an example, this paper attempts to restore this tradition of both literary quality and beauty by analyzing the relationship between mutually interpreted texts and calligraphy.
1. Introduction
2. An Important Link of Mutual Interpretation of Text and Calligraphy: Words, Images and Meanings
3. No Matter Calligraphy or Literature, We Should Pay Attention to One’s Moral Cultivation — the Deepening of Calligraphy in the Literature of Preface to Lanting
4. Adapt to the Spirit of the Times, Use Calligraphy to Glow the Feelings of the Article—the Sublimation of Literature by Calligraphy in the Preface to Lanting
5. Using the Precipitation of Knowledge to Improve the Realm Is the Spiritual Direction of Calligraphy and Literature — Presentation of Comprehensive Aesthetics of Literature and Calligraphy in Preface to Lanting
6. Concluding Remarks
7. References